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List of Classified Structures
List of Classified Structures (LCS).

The List of Classified Structures (LCS) is an evaluated inventory of all historic and prehistoric structures that have historical,architectural, and/or engineering significance within parks of the National Park System in which the National Park Service has, or plans to acquire, any legally enforceable interest. The list is evaluated or "classified" by the National Register of Historic Places criteria. Structures are constructed works that serve some form of human activity and are generally immovable. They include buildings and monuments, dams, millraces and canals,nautical vessels, bridges,tunnels and roads,railroad locomotives,rolling stock and track, stockades and fences,defensive works,temple mounds and kivas, ruins of all structural types that still have integrity as structures, and outdoor sculpture.

The information below is from the LCS database managed by the Park Historic Structures and Cultural Landscapes Program.

 

Number Name State Significance Level
NA 8700 Tuzigoot Ruins Arizona Contributing
TB-1 Museum and Headquarters Building Arizona Local
TB-3 Storage Tool House Arizona Local
TB-4 Pump House Arizona Local
TG-2 Retaining Wall Arizona Local

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Stone ax

Did You Know?
All the timbers used for support beams in the roofs of Tuzigoot National Monument were cut with stone axes. Today you can see ax heads and even the cut end of a beam, centuries old, in our museum.

Last Updated: September 29, 2008 at 18:23 MST